Neonatal nursing generally encompasses care for those infants who
experience problems shortly after birth; yet it additionally includes care for
infants who experience long-term problems related to their illness or
prematurity after birth. Advancement in neonatal surgery; anesthesia; and intensive care have enhanced the
result for neonates with consolidated surgical conditions as well as for those preterm newborn children with consolidated
medicinal and surgical issues. Infants with surgical issues may remain in the neonatal care setting for
weeks or months; and giving continuous nursing consideration can challenge
however fulfilling. The most commonly used technique in neonatal intensive care unit and delivery room during resuscitation is tracheal incubation. Various methods
like clinical sign; chest
radiography; capnography; external digital tracheal palpation; ultrasonography; respiratory
functional monitor;
video-laryngoscope and fiberoptic devices are used for confirming the position
of endotracheal tube.
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